Detailed Description

An IGame wrapper around the Morph Compound Object and the Morpher Modifier.

#include <IGameModifier.h>

Inheritance diagram for IGameMorpher:

Public Types
enum	MorphType { MORPHER_OBJECT, MORPHER_MODIFIER }
	A morph type. More...
Public Member Functions
virtual int	GetNumberOfMorphTargets ()=0
	Get the number of morph targets.
virtual IGameNode *	GetMorphTarget (int index)=0
	Get the morph target used by the morpher.
virtual IGameControl *	GetMorphWeight (int index)=0
	Get the weight associated with the target.
virtual MorphType	GetMorphType ()=0
	Get the morpher type.
	IGameMorpher (Modifier mod, INode node)
	The IGameMorpher constructor.

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum MorphType

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A morph type.

This provides details about the type of morph operator being accessed

Enumerator:

MORPHER_OBJECT	A Morph Compound Object. Search for all occurrences
MORPHER_MODIFIER	A Morph Modifier. Search for all occurrences

                  {
            MORPHER_OBJECT,     
            MORPHER_MODIFIER,   
    };

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

IGameMorpher	(	Modifier *	mod,
		INode *	node
	)		`[inline]`

The IGameMorpher constructor.

Parameters:

*mod	The 3ds Max modifier to initialise
*node	The 3ds Max node to initialise

:IGameModifier(mod, node){};

Member Function Documentation

virtual int GetNumberOfMorphTargets ( ) [pure virtual]

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Get the number of morph targets.

The number of targets used by the morpher. There is a slight difference between the morph methods. The compound morpher include the original object as a target, where as the morpher modifier only show the actual physical targets. So to provide the same result the compound will show one more target

Returns:: The number of morph targets

virtual IGameNode* GetMorphTarget ( int index ) [pure virtual]

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Get the morph target used by the morpher.

This method provides the actual morph target used by the system. In the case of the compound object, it does its best to find the node but, the compound morpher only exposes the actual "Object" and in 3ds Max the object could have multiple nodes.

Parameters:

index The index of the target to retrieve